<h1>50+ Nations Commit to Halve Air Pollution Health Impacts by 2040; WHO Urges Action on Clean Energy, Transport</h1> Over 50 countries have pledged to reduce the health impacts of air pollution by 50% by 2040 at the World Health Organisation conference in Colombia. India committed to this goal, aligning with its National Clean Air Programme, despite unutilized funds in its pollution control budget. The conference saw participation from over 700 representatives, including governments and international organizations. WHO emphasized the need for urgent action and investment in clean energy and sustainable transport. Various countries, including Spain, the UK, Brazil, and China, outlined their commitments to enhancing air quality standards and reducing pollution-related health risks. The Clean Air Fund announced an additional USD 90 million investment for climate and health initiatives.